Metal mesh curtains offer an eye-catching alternative to standard dividers.
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Keeping up with 2020 architectural trends helps to inform the results of major construction projects.
Plastic grating, such as FRP, and metal grating, like aluminium and stainless steel, both have a wide range of industrial applications.
Metal screens are incredibly versatile additions to a wide variety of buildings and structures. Learn more about some unique applications of metal screens.
FRP grating offers a versatile mix of practical benefits in industrial settings, from slip resistance and easy debris clearance to a long life span and high strength.
Decorative metal, whether in the form of perforated metal or wire mesh, can play a key role in the aesthetics and visual design of any new construction project or major renovation.
Internal balustrades offer a mix of form and function, helping keep those within a building safe when standing above the ground while defining the interior’s visual identity.
Perforated metal sheets add a key visual element to structures, both internally and externally. Learn about some popular patterns you can apply to your next project.
Galvanised metal has unique practical and aesthetic benefits. It is much less vulnerable to rust and offers a striking visual appearance that can help an architectural element stand out.
Painting galvanised steel gratings is possible, but isn’t required for long-lasting, dependable use in a variety of industrial contexts.
Exterior architectural screens offer many different benefits when thoughtfully incorporated into buildings, from privacy to temperature control and improved aesthetics.
Metal grating’s most common application is as a flooring option, but it can serve a variety of unique and useful purposes as well.